Flagged RFCs
(To be approved by the DMCCB)
Planned end: Dec/16/2019
- RFC-620
- no news
Planned end: Nov/13/2019
Planned end: Dec/03/2019
- RFC-645
- Colin Slater to add an implementation ticket
- RFC-647
- Now that the release is done, conda env can be updated
Proposed RFCs
(to review, do not require DMCCB approval)
Planned end: Dec/15/2019
Planned end: Dec/13/2019
Planned end: Dec/20/2019
Planned end: Dec/13/2019
John Swinbank no changes to code standards shall be considered unless they are critical
Colin Slater we should make clear that the decision is on topics like RFC-649 and RFC-650 are on the CCB and not the single developer
RFC-649 flagged
- John Swinbank to answer on RFC-649: not a valid proposal for DM, but can be implemented in T&S (DM may reconsider it afterwords)
- Kian-Tat Lim to assess RFC-650
Adopted RFCs without Triggering issues
(to create implementing DM issues)
Adopted RFCs with all triggered work COMPLETED
(to set status as 'IMPLEMENTED')
RFCs adopted since last CCB
(to review, no action required)
RFCs implemented (or withdraw) since last CCB
(to review, no action required)
Releases
- Planned
- Changes to the release schedule
- Science Pipelines version 19.0.0 was officially released on December the 6th.
- Next planned major release 20.0.0
Planned for Spring 2020
- Blocking issues open:
- John Swinbank ensure that for each deprecation listed in 19.0.0 release note, there is a blocking issue for 20.0.0
Monitor Jira issues status:
- the most forgotten 10 DM issues
- (resolution = Unresolved ORDER by updated asc)
Support to J. Swinbank monitoring activity
3880 unresolved issues (3906 on November the 20th)
- DM-5713 → Done.
- DM-6424 → Won't Fix.
- DM-1781 → Legit issue; low priority. Simply ignore for now? Or should we consider dropping
loadLSST.csh, since we clearly aren't prepared or able to maintain it? - DM-6073 → Implementing an adopted RFC, but very low priority. Simply leave open for now.
- DM-5609 →Won't Fix.
- DM-6513 →Trivial; fix in progress.
- DM-3406 →Won't Fix.
- DM-3695 →Assigned as part of in-progress Qserv global spatial index work.
- DM-4949 →Assigned to developer for evaluation.
- DM-5983 →Won't Fix.
Add a point in the DMLT agenda in Monday morning telecon, in order that assignee people are aware.
